Join the Colts’ legends Peyton Manning and Pat McAfee in ‘Coffin Corner.’ A hilarious, informative episode premiered on October 29th. Don’t miss it!
Indianapolis Colts fans have an enduring love for Peyton Manning. After 14 remarkable years as the Colts’ starting quarterback, which included numerous victories and a Super Bowl XLI win, Manning continues to hold a special place in the hearts of the city and its devoted fans. In many ways, Lucas Oil Stadium, the home of the Colts, stands as a testament to Manning’s success.
Another cherished former Colt is Pat McAfee, the once-punter who has since become a media sensation. Pat continues to call Indianapolis his home, and whether you’re watching “The Pat McAfee Show” daily on ESPN or seeing him in the stands on game days, it’s clear that fans can’t get enough of him.
Now, when you bring together two Colts legends like Manning and McAfee, it’s a recipe for a massive turnout from Colts fans.
Omaha Productions, in the latest episode of “Peyton’s Places,” provides just that. The second episode of the fourth season of this ESPN+ Original series is set in Indianapolis, with Manning making a triumphant return to discuss the art of punting with McAfee. The focus of the episode revolves around the history of punters and the seemingly lost art of the coffin corner kick, making the title of the episode, “Coffin Corner,” perfectly fitting.
As the episode kicks off, Manning says, “My buddy Pat McAfee has been insisting for years there’s a killer episode on punting. Let’s find out if he’s right.”
Omaha Productions was kind enough to grant early access to this episode, and after watching it, we can confidently say it lives up to the hype.
The bulk of the episode unfolds on the hallowed grounds of Lucas Oil Stadium. Manning and McAfee take their seats in the “coffin corner” and dive deep into what exactly a coffin corner punt is, the legendary punters who made it famous, and why it has become a rarity in the NFL. As an added twist, they take turns attempting to execute the perfect coffin kick, with varying degrees of success.
Given the charismatic personalities of these two legends, it’s no surprise that the episode is brimming with moments that will make you chuckle. From McAfee’s comical ride in a Colts’ coffin to Manning’s valiant attempts at punting, and even a cameo appearance by Colts’ owner Jim Irsay, there’s a wealth of humorous content throughout.
However, “Coffin Corner” is not just about laughs. It offers an informative journey through the history of punting, revealing insights that even the most dedicated football fans might not be aware of. The topics discussed include the legendary Ray Guy and his “helium balls,” the origins of the Australian style of punting, how a punter founded a company specializing in football action figures, and much more.
The duo even delves into the past when quarterbacks doubled as the team’s punters, prompting a humorous response from Irsay as he watches from the sidelines. “What are we doing?” Irsay asks. “Anthony Richardson could be our punter.”
It’s clear that the episode provides a unique perspective on the critical role punting plays in the game. While punters may occasionally be the subject of jokes, the top punters in the NFL are instrumental in dictating field position, ultimately contributing to hidden yardage and those crucial points that can secure victories.
As the episode unfolds, McAfee can’t resist remarking to Manning with a grin, “I told you this would be a killer show, didn’t I?”
So, mark your calendars, Colts fans and football enthusiasts alike, because “Coffin Corner” premieres on October 29th. It’s a must-watch episode that will leave you with a newfound appreciation for the art of punting and the unique charm that only Peyton Manning and Pat McAfee can bring to the football world.
Conclusion
In the world of sports, some stories are just too good to be forgotten, and the reunion of Peyton Manning and Pat McAfee in “Coffin Corner” is one such tale. It’s a delightful blend of humor, history, and the art of punting that will captivate both die-hard Colts fans and football aficionados.
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